What medical conditions can lead to loss of vision in one eye?

Jun 29, 2017 ... In this paper, a dueling architecture based deep double-Q network (D3QN) is proposed for obstacle avoidance, using only monocular RGB vision. 13 low-time, but current, private pilots flew 18 monocular landings (with an eyepatch placed over the nondominant eye during the downwind leg) and 18 normal ... Jan 5, 2018 ... While there is a common consensus that completely blind owls should not be released, there is less certainty when considering owls with monocular vision. Monocular amaurosis or “fleeting blindness,” often described as a shade or veil coming over one's vision, is highly suggestive of a retinal-vascular event ... Oct 26, 2017 ... This paper presents a three-dimensional (3-D) pose estimation algorithm based on monocular vision. The algorithm relies on the circle target ... Purpose : Acquired monocular vision loss (AMVL), or the loss of sight in one eye or the loss of an eye, leads to loss of stereopsis and peripheral vision. Most birds have eyes on the sides of their heads, letting them see different things with each eye. This “monocular” vision allows birds to scan two large areas. (4) "Monocular vision" means visual acuity of twenty/two hundred or better in only one eye, with or without corrective lenses. (5) "Combined visual acuity" ... The study is conducted to determine the effect of acquired monocular vision (enucleation, phthisis) on the daily activities of patients. People living with monocular vision must rely on the summation of nine weaker depth perception cues: accommodation, linear perspective, interposition, texture ...